Manage the deployment of selected process and technology improvements.
The implementation of this specific practice may overlap with the implementation of the Implement Action Proposals specific practice in the Causal Analysis and Resolution process area (e.g.,
when causal analysis and resolution is implemented organizationally or across multiple projects). The primary difference is that in the Causal Analysis and Resolution process area, planning is done to manage the removal of root causes of defects or
problems from the project’s defined process. In the Organizational Innovation and Deployment process area, planning is done to manage the deployment of improvements to the organization’s processes and technologies that can be quantified against the
organization’s business objectives.
Typical Work Products
1. Updated training materials (to reflect deployed process and technology improvements)
2. Documented results of process- and technology-improvement deployment activities
3. Revised process- and technology-improvement measures, objectives, priorities, and deployment plans
Subpractices
1. Monitor the deployment of process and technology improvements using the deployment plans.
2. Coordinate the deployment of process and technology improvements across the organization.
Coordinating deployment includes the following activities:
· Coordinating activities of projects, support groups, and organizational groups for each process and technology improvement
· Coordinating activities for deploying related process and technology improvements
3. Quickly deploy process and technology improvements in a controlled and disciplined manner, as appropriate.
Examples of methods for quickly deploying process and technology improvements include the following:
· Using red-lines, process change notices, or other controlled process documentation as interim process descriptions
· Deploying process and technology improvements incrementally, rather than as a single deployment
· Providing comprehensive consulting to early adopters of the process and technology improvement in lieu of revised formal training
4. Incorporate process and technology improvements into organizational process assets, as appropriate.
Refer to the Organizational Process Definition process area for more information about organizational process assets.
5. Coordinate the deployment of process and technology improvements into the projects’ defined processes, as
appropriate.
Refer to the Organizational Process Focus process area for more information about coordinating the deployment of process improvements into projects’ defined
processes.
6. Provide consulting, as appropriate, to support deployment of process and technology improvements.
7. Provide updated training materials to reflect improvements to organizational process assets.
Refer to the Organizational Training process area for more information about training materials.
8. Confirm that the deployment of all process and technology improvements is completed.
9. Determine whether the ability of the defined process to meet quality and process-performance objectives is adversely affected by the
process and technology improvement, and take corrective action as necessary.
Refer to the Quantitative Project Management process area for more information about quantitatively managing the project’s defined process to achieve the project’s
established quality and process-performance objectives.
10. Document and review results of process- and technology-improvement deployment.
Documenting and reviewing results includes the following:
· Identifying and documenting lessons learned
· Identifying and documenting new process- and technology-improvement proposals
· Revising process- and technology-improvement measures, objectives, priorities, and deployment plans